Marybeth Bergeron,
President
-Board of Directors/Council on Aging
-Town of Longmeadow Building Committee, Chair
Longmeadow is a wonderful place to live. Our schools, local organizations, programs and services support a great quality of life. However, like elsewhere in the country, our population is aging. The voters in the Town of Longmeadow generously voted to appropriate $14 million to construct the new Longmeadow Adult Community Center at Greenwood Park to primarily serve the needs of our growing older adult population through programs, activities and vital services delivered by the Council on Aging.
A contribution to LAACF’s Campaign for the Longmeadow Adult Community Center will ensure that, once built, the new Center will be a state-of-the-art facility that is beautifully furnished, equipped and landscaped, offers interesting programs, lively social and recreational activities, and enhanced delivery of vital social services that will enhance the quality of life for older adults in our community well into the future.
Please join us in investing in YOUR future, and the quality of life for your parents, grandparents, children, friends and neighbors who will benefit in so many ways from the Longmeadow Adult Community Center!
Contributions may be made as a one-time gift, or as a multi-year pledge over two to three years:
Named Gifts: Designated areas throughout the Adult Community Center are available as naming opportunities for leadership levels of support, ranging from $1,000 and above.
Bequests & Estate Plan Gifts: A bequest is a gift from your estate - a transfer of cash, securities or other property made through your estate plans. You can make a bequest to the Longmeadow Adult Community Center Fund (LACCF) by including language in your will or living trust leaving a portion of your estate to the Fund by designating the LACCF as a beneficiary of your retirement account or life insurance policy.
A bequest from your estate will help sustain the Longmeadow Adult Community Center in years to come. Some of the advantages of creating a bequest include:
A bequest to the LACCF can be made for a specific amount, for a percentage of your estate, or for all or a portion of what is left after you have made bequests to your family. To make a gift to the LACCF from your estate, you must sign a new will or living trust instrument, add a codicil to your present will, or make an amendment to your present trust instrument.
Alternatively, you can designate the LACCF/Longmeadow Council on Aging as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or life insurance policy. To do so, contact the retirement plan administrator or life insurance company and complete the appropriate beneficiary designation form.
If you wish to make a bequest, please also fill out and mail the following LACCF Pledge Form.
Questions? We will be happy to discuss ways to give, donor recognition and naming opportunities with you.
LACCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (Tax ID: 83-2862544). Your contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Credit card payments may be made securely online.
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If you're interested in a Naming Opportunity and/or wish to make a multi-year pledge, please also fill out and mail the following LACCF Pledge Form.
Make your check payable to:
Longmeadow Adult Community Center, Inc.
Mail check to:
Longmeadow Adult Community Center, Inc.
PO Box 60612
Longmeadow, MA . 01106
Please include your name and address on you check so a letter of acknowledgement may be sent for your records. If you're interested in a Naming Opportunity and/or wish to make a multi-year pledge, please also fill out and mail the following LACCF Pledge Form.
To make a gift with stock, you may transfer the shares directly to the Longmeadow Adult Community Center Fund. If you are using appreciated stocks to fund your gift, you will receive a tax deduction for the gift amount and you will save on capital gains tax.
Simply provide your broker with detailed instructions of the gift that you would like to make to LACCF. Please include the name of the stock and the number of shares to be transferred from your account to the LACCF account at: Raymond James; LACCF Account# 1814T784; Clearing# DTCC 0725
Please also fill out and mail the following LACCF Pledge Form.
The Longmeadow Adult Community Center Fund (LACCF) was established in 2019 as a non-profit organization for the purpose of raising funds to support critical services, capital needs and programs for seniors, delivered by the Council on Aging at the new Adult Community Center at Greenwood Park, Longmeadow.
In a true private-public partnership, LACCF collaborates closely with the Town of Longmeadow and the Council on Aging to identify where fundraising efforts can best support the social, health and wellness, and life-long learning needs of Longmeadow’s aging population. Fundraising priorities developed through this collaboration are focused on creating a vibrant new Adult Community Center that will better serve the broad array of interests and needs of older adults in our community now and into the future.
In June, 2018, voters in the Town of Longmeadow appropriated $14 million for construction of a new Adult Community Center at Greenwood Park. The facility features new offices through which the Council on Aging will deliver vital senior services, expanded meeting and classroom space to support enhanced programming for life-long learning, a new gym, walking track, fitness area and outdoor recreational space, creating a great place for all older adults in town to gather, socialize and engage in activities with friends and family.
LACCF was subsequently created to raise additional funds not included in the $14 million appropriation for capital needs to fully furnish and equip the Center and to expand the availability of a wide array of programming for older adults. These include opportunities to partner and share resources with other groups and organizations in town to better serve older adults well into the future.
-Board of Directors/Council on Aging
-Town of Longmeadow Building Committee, Chair
-Board of Directors/Council on Aging
-Advisory Board Member/Rachel's Table
-Certified Dementia Practitioner
-Volunteer Family Educator/Alzheimer's Association
-Director of Stewardship & Leadership Giving, Bay Path University
-President, Interfaith Homes of Longmeadow
(Emerson Manor)
-Board of Directors/Council on Aging
-Attorney, Shatz, Schwartz, and Fentin, Attorneys at Law
-Community Volunteer
-Executive Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, Bay Path University
-Board of Directors/Council on Aging
The Council on Aging is a municipal department in the Town of Longmeadow that delivers vital social services, health and wellness programming, and educational and recreational programs and activities for older adults at the Adult Community Center, enhancing quality of life at all ages.
Visit the Council on Aging Website
Vital Social Services:
Health and Wellness Programs:
Educational and Recreational Programs: